WE ARE STILL ON ZOOM IN APRIL! In a separate message, I will send you a link. April 9, 2025. The Wednesday, April 9th meeting of the Men’s group will be from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. It will be held on Zoom. Our leader will be – J Reitz. TOPIC – I … Continue reading Men of 1st Church
Most of you know that First UU maintains a list of medical assist equipment (such as crutches, canes, walkers, wheelchairs, bedside items, and much more). These items are owned by and kept at the home of individual members and are loaned to members in need of them. Send an email to medicalequipment@first-unitarian-pgh.org to request an item. What … Continue reading Medical Assist Equipment Loans
UUA General Assembly 2025Wednesday, 6/18/25 5:00 PM – Sunday, 6/22/25 4:00 PM; Baltimore Convention Center2025 GA Registration Rates Through March 31 April 1 – May 15 After May 15Adult Multiplatform (online or in-person) $410 $475 $540 If this will be your first ever in-person GA, use the promo code WELCOME100 to reduce your multiplatform registration … Continue reading General Assembly June 18-22, 2025
Pastoral Care Team is offering two new support groups; Care Givers Support and Grief and Losses Support Group. Come learn about how they may help you.
Tuesday, April 1 at 7:30 pm in the Schweitzer Room DeWitt Walton, Vice President of the A. Philip Randolph Institute, Pittsburgh and Director of the APRI educational program. DeWitt Walton, a Mississippi native raised in Gary, Indiana, has dedicated his life to labor rights and community development. Beginning his career at Inland Steel in 1976, … Continue reading First Church Humanist Group and the Racial Justice Task Force
The food was delicious and the cheer was genuine as we celebrated our Khasi Hills partnership on Sunday, March 2. For over 20 years, the generosity of First UU Pittsburgh members and friends has supported two teachers at the school founded by Unitarian minister the Rev. Annie Margaret Barr in the village of Kharang in … Continue reading Khasi Hills Sunday and Share the Plate for March
The First Unitarian Church of Pittsburgh is a progressive, multifaith, social justice-oriented community that actively strives every day to live up to the values of Unitarian Universalism. We are a member congregation of the Unitarian Universalist Association. The church is seeking to hire a part time Campus Ministry Coordinator to help grow our campus ministry … Continue reading Now Hiring – CAMPUS MINISTRY COORDINATOR
First Unitarian Church is honored to Share the Plate in March with the Annie Margaret Barr Higher Secondary School in the village of Kharang in the Khasi Hills of Northeast India. A celebration of food and culture will kick off the month in the Undercroft gallery on March 2. Khasi Hills team members will also … Continue reading First Unitarian Church is honored to Share the Plate in March with the Annie Margaret Barr Higher Secondary School
In the Schweitzer room and on Zoom, 3/4/25 @7:30 pm For the link, send an email to HumanistGroup@first-unitarian-pgh.org Description: When we imagine AI, what do we imagine? A shiny robot with a human face posing like Rodin’s The Thinker? Or perhaps a brain sitting atop an enlarged picture of a silicone microchip. These are the top … Continue reading Humanist Group March Meeting
The Khasi Hills – home to one of the largest populations of Unitarians in the world ¬- lie in the far northeast of India, below Bhutan and above Bangladesh. Since 2003, First Unitarian Church has been a sponsor of the Annie Margaret Barr Higher Secondary School in the Khasi village of Kharang. Now there is … Continue reading October 2025 Khasi Hills Pilgrimage Opportunity
Two students from the school we sponsor in the Khasi Hills of India recently had the opportunity to participate in a two-week hands-on experiential learning trip focused on scientific research and innovation across India. The students, Banjied Kyrpang Bina and Pherlisha War, visited centers of science and technology in Chennai, Kolkata, and Bengaluru (shown as … Continue reading Khasi Hills Update: An Exciting Opportunity for Two Students
